
- Title: The Iceman Cometh
- Author: Eugene O’Neill
- Genre/Subject: 20th century drama
- Publisher: Kindle
- Publication Date: 1946
- Start date: 3/10/2022
- Finish date: 3/12/2022
Review:
Wow. Totally not what I was expecting. Really, I had no idea what to expect. But I figured with the -eth suffix it would have been more old-timey, like Ibsen maybe, or Sheridan.
A bunch of no-hope drunks in a dead end, last resort tavern in the years just prior to WWI.
I could feel, literally feel, the horror of waking from a massive drinking session and needing the next drink.
Superbly constructed, emotional, absorbing, thoughtful, and darker than the inside of a cave.
Wow. Perfect. I award this the coveted Neilosian 5 stars.
This book made me want to: stay sober. Eat fresh fruit. Walk in the fresh air. And see this performed live or on screen.
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